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Summer Flowers Are All Now Faded: !:

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Summer joys ore 81! past and summer
hopes are dead forever, but hope springs
eternal In the human breast. Remember
tho 2l0th Grand Monthly Drawing OF Tha
Louiaiaua Stats Lottery Company which
will take place without fail on Tuesday
(alwaya Tuesday) November S:h; some
one will be better off. Here Ia how the
20S!h resulted Sept. 18th. 1887, at New
Orleans, Is. Ticket No. 37,42G drew the
First Capital Priza $l50,OO0. Ticket No.
i.503 drew the Second Grand Pfizo OF
$4,000; it WAS sold in tenths at 81, sant TO
NJ. A. Dauphiu, Nav Ortesne, La; one
went to the Peoples Bauk of New York
City; one to Paul Baier, l5G Hudson Ave,
Chicago, H., through Southern Express
Co. ons to Chris. F. Metz, 127 Wes. North
Ave, Chicsgo ILL.,, through Southern Ex-
press Co.; one to Albert Evans, through
First National Bank Of Pueblo, Col; one
to F. Epstein, Roodhouse, ILL.,, through
Roodhouse Bank; one to Paul Kinler,
runner Union National Bank, Nov
Orleans, for depositor; one 10 Frank
Giliott, Norfolk, Neb., through Southern
Express Co., ETC.. etc. Ticket No. 05,272
drew tho Third Grand Pfizs OF SO COO; it
was sold in tenths at 81 each; two we're
paid to MIS-. Francis W. Siddall, Canton,
Ohio, through Southern Express Co.; one
to National Commercial BanE, Mobile,
Ala, one to ChRs. johnson, Mobile, Ala,
through National Commercial Bank,
Mobile; ono TO Godhilf Wizsmaun, New
York, through Southern Expresa Co.; one
to B. Nathan, S3S Broadway, New York,
through Southern Express Co. Nos.
1877 and G9,299 drew the two Fourth
Grand Prisas OF $4,000 each; they we're
sold in tenths ut 81 each sent to NJ. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La. They were
held by parties in San Francisco and
Sonora, CAL; Nav Orleans, La;
Boston. Mas; KANSAS City and
St. 4 Joseph, NO.; Denver, COL. /;
New York City, N: Y; Memphia and
Glenmary, Tenn; Fraaklinton, N. C.;
Fort Union, N. Mex.; Milwaukee and
Janeayille, Via; Norton, Kansas; !. Sioux
City, lows; and Gordo, Ala; and the
other portion Of 'S535, 900 were sent to all
parts otthe world, and it all will occur again
on Tuesday, November s. 1887. For full
particulars Of which event address NJ. a.
DauphIn, New Orlesna, Ls;-New Orleans
Ld.) Times. Democrat, Oci, G. pSw
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IMPORTANT TO ODD fELLows.
some Now Regulations for that Popular

some now NtBuihuonb hoF thaL ioPuA"E
E.a 71Y Order. NGt
Summary Of the legislation adopted by
tho Sovereign Grand Lodge, I, 0. Q. F.,
at tho recent seaHlon at Denver, Colorado:
Lodgea cannot donate money Tor tho
purpose Of organizing a Canton Of Patti.
archs Militant. " tn
The only benedciaries Of fuuerll hene.
lt are widows, orphans and dependent
relatives. These last must BIO membsla Of
the family and dependent on deceased
for support. ,.so. n
Iodyea cannot uaa the'r funds 10 eels.
brate anniverua,ieo. Lodges cannot loan
funds without ample Becurity and reaaoIt-
able intereat. 5IatS-.. e&h
A special committee was named 10 re.
port on the adyiaabilliy Of Juvenile
Order OF Odd Fellows. s.. lis.-
A pamphlet On the aubjec! OF duea and
beneiiIa Ia 10 be isnued. 81
a member desiring 10 join ano.be. lodge
may make application frat, and II elected
can then take u card from his lodge and
depogit It where elected. = .,.. IA
4 lodge cannot pass assessments for a
brother IL bsnidcial association. y !
New odes with music lor, encanlpments
are to BE- provided. .gat F, T.
Rabekah degree members arc entitled
to Withdrawal cards and can redeposit the
GAME. lLH5.
An unmarried stepdauehter OF an Odd
Fellow may become a Daughter Of Re
| beksh. l..r1
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"WHAr 8 piece Of work il man." caid
Shakespeare, yet he knew leae OF the hu.
mau anatomy than you may know by
stepping into Logan 4 Goa drug STORE.
Bridge corner, Main street., Wheeling,
W. Va, any day and devoting an hour to
tho study OK the wonderful model OF the
human body now to bs sssn there. All
the organs ara shown both in health and
diseaae, and in Whist way aud through
what channels thu life forces move and
york, Nothing that Is upon the whole 60
clear and satisfactory has before been in
troduced to public no.ica and 1t viii veil
repay the attention OF thoao who in.
spect it. n. ,.s.. : Z IA
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TRUSTEh's BALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

' 1 'hOo4GL kSa LIZ .
BY virtue Of decd Of trust made BY csociiS
gillespie to mo az trustee, dated June II, ISS. re-
corded IN tho Office Of the CLERK OF the t8192
tourt Of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Died o.
Trust Book No q. rage isl Will sell at public
suction at tho front door Of the Court llOuse Of
SATURDAYS tho :olh DAY oil OCTOBER, ISL
commencing ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, tho !ollOw!n;
property, that Is to say: A certain psrcRl o. lAle
eltuate on the south side OF Vine nlty 10 Wbht
known az East Wheeling. In Ohio c0l1,y. Htss
virginia. being part Of lot Numbered one hrntisl
ana thtrtec1, TT the plat Gf the addition 70 Tie c
Of wheeling originals laid out by Noah Zane i19
olhefst fronting tblFty.two hct hvn iNEhes on HlG
qllcy and running back 6onthwMdiy tENu
Eightecnlh street OF even wi1tn tfty'four iett!
with the right 10 Use and keep In repair the TEttt
pipe under tho front part OF taii lot
Also, three feet In width from tho faS. sdeelI9
No. III IN tho plat Aforesaid, said three ice a.
Joining tho part Of lot III above dcGfibed l;o1t
Ing on said alley and r6nning back souLhxG'CI
Of even width hlty.iou feet.
The tile 10 the above IL believed 10 be rtIiGct
but selling as t!u'tee will convey ouly Tue uIs
Scttcd In me by said decd Of trust
TERMS or SALE-One. third and Rs much more y
lhe puYchalcr clec.s 10 pay IN cash oil ire dsy O
tale, the balance In two equal inEtalncn.S, ~ ons
and two years, with interest. ior which th9 pHr ~.
CHASER shall execute his notes, secure The saEne 2,
deed ot trust on the property. the buildings 70 %
kept insured for the beueft OF such ttus.
<. VS.. J. 4. C0HDES, T!rssee'
". J. ". Co#DxN, sollcltor. a.
:. W.. u. HALlER. Auctionter. feH-
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Nobody doub.n the sturdy Republican.
lam OF Pennsylvania, and the campaign
in thet Gtate never oge,s my hope to the
Democracy except there 10 some sort OF q
eldo ehow to create diversion. This yeal
Republicans arc uniIod, and the,e is the
very best feeling in the party, alwayu OK
ceptips the feeling that nothing can hap
pea 10 feat the Republican ticket. Toe
much Republican confidence, resulting 10
too little work might play havoc. ejs
Tbs Democratic managers are Trying
still hunt relying on The efficiency OF
money aud the friendly cooperation OF
the liqaor iu!ereAt, and the helpful mis-
sionary work OF tho political Prohibition
is!e. It is stated as a fact that the liquor
M ~ have put up 100000 for the Demo-
cratic ticket, to bs used to pay poll taxes
end ior the iice work Of the campaign. II
more ia netdsJ, there is moro to DO had
from the esmo source. for the .ren who
are iera:shing thi1 money arc very much
in earnest about defeating tho Republi-
can party this time. 3 gI.'
Pennsylvania Republican, have stirred
mp The liquor men as they were never
Dtirred before. They eaid in convention
that in the Legislature thoy would favor
the submission Of prohibitory amend
mont, and in tho Legislature they did
favor 1t. They carried the question Of
submission, and to this they added for
present use high license law. 1t is
necessary that the submission Of conati-
tutlonsl amendment be passed by two
Legislatures succesaiyely, aud they arc
pledged to carry it through the next Leg
islature II they control it. Ths liquor
mon believe the Republicans will keep
their pledge. q: IL etH
The Prohibitionis!s are doing oil in their
power to defeat the Republican ticket.
rot expecting, however, to elect QUO Of
their own. For the cake Of showing their
strength they arc depircus Of putting the
Democrats In power. To this end they do
not object to cooperation with the liquor
interests, though they arc proud to pro-
claim their hatred Of all thst goes with
that interest. Thia is ono Of the phe-
nomsra OF tho politics OF our day, and 1t
isaeen elsewhere than in Pennsylvania.
Il. Pennsylvania was hot go thoroughly
Republican, the Democracy, with these
two strings to its bow, might make trouble
in the State. Iii, 5c,.,{ f. 4; 81
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uScllIn lilx,s,, Exnsriru Ga.

The case Of "Nsllie Bly," the young
newspaper writer, who is giving in the
columns Of the New York World, her ex.
pcriencs in Blsckwe1l'a Island Insane
Asylam, 10 got into which she ieigncd il.
sanity, is attracting much attention. Not
90 much because Of the novel method she
adopted to gain the information aho de.
sired for the newspaper employing her, or
the thrilling experience abe so courageous.
1y endured, as on account Of tho success
Of her undcrtakipg-hsyine completely
deceived several insanity experts, who sub.
mitted her to no lea than three thorough
medical examinations. With ono single
exception all the examining physicians
I pronounced her undoubtedly insane, while
/ tho doctor who imsginod he detected the
hnmbug had not sufficient confidence in
his own judgment to proteat against her
confinement. 4, + .1l..
The youHg lady, whose correct name is
Nellie Cochran, will prove public bene-
factor in more ways than one. Her expe.
rience developes the fact that tho tests
adopted by the experta to determine d
case OF insanity arc not infallible, and
will furnish cur medical scientiats with
some food for reflection. The .qpestion
arises, as she says, whether the scientific
s.tainmsnts in mental diagnosis possessed
by the doctors amount to anything or not.
It 10 a question Of vital Importance, not
only ior Now York officials having charge
Of tho insane, but one to DO considered BY
those who arc entrusted with theaee mat.
tera elsewhere. In its comments, the
4 World says: .st E. INK. g.s 55
IS "Even 60 far SIS she has gone ahe has
done q great public good, :tor abe has
called attention TO abuses that demand i'm
mediate remedy. However inadequate
may bs tho amount Of funds apportioned
to the department Of public charity, there
can be no excuao for the, city'a wards or
patients, however poor, being subjected to
treatment 80 unnecessarily harsh and
cruel al Neliio has described. Apart from
the TACT Of & perfectly zane girl being com.
mitted to the Island as ineanc, there can
bs no excuse ior the hesrtleas conduct Of
nursee, who IRE paid by the city to bp
kind and confederate, in telling patients
that because they are charity wards
they should not expect good treatment;
iu keeping nervous, suffering women
awake oil night merely because they want
to reah novels one to another in tramp.
ing up and down the corridors like troop.
;ers, when ielt slippers are not costly; In
subjecting tender patients cruelty and I'M
necessarily to aold and the dangers Of
pneumonia, &c."s5 si33JS
& This plucky young lady, who has, Tor
the sake Of the public good undergone
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Backhannon, ". "a, Oct. 0.
.Cottc.

Persons, and especially children, are
eubjsct to this aeonizlng complaint, which
often comes on suddenly in tho night and
without any previous warning. Simmons
Ltvcr Regulator should always be ct hand.
A single doss will generally aliay the pain,
1t never fails in giving relief. It ia harm.
lees, and can bs given with safety 10 q
child Of the tendereat age. Mwraw
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A phynician says man is sho1ler dur.
Ing the day than night. That 10 probably
because his vile picks his pockets in the


w. D. Suit, Druggist. Bippus, Ind, tea
tilies: II can recommend Electric Bi!ters
% the very best remedy. Every bottle
sold has given relief in every case. One
man took elk bottles and was cured Of
Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing Abra.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellviile, Ohio, al.
firms: 1.-The beat selling medicine I have
ever handled in my 20 years. experience,
is Electric Bittess."' Thousanda Of others
have added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict ia unanimous that Electric Bittera
do cure all diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys
or Blood. Only half dollar Il bottle at
Logan & Co.'s drug store. 85l.55 lSss,'l'l
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We have for sale several Type-writers,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchIesu
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install.
mcnta. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosR & Co., AZ
IS ,Twolfth street.
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AFALsR REPORT.
SIR. Owens Coffscis Certain Statements
y, Made by n Correspondent.

SIR. Owens Coriecis Certain Statements
4 Made by n Correspondent. Ns$7
70 the Eiitor Of tho IRtt''t9snetr. e 'i5i5
Subtitle dispatch published In your
paper Of October s, from Richie Court
HouEe, stating tina. I had etolen MONEY
from Browns hotel in pennuboro, Is very
incorrect and is liable to dc. me consldera.
bio harm. I do not owe Mr.. Brown a two
month"; board bill. l do not, nor never
did, owo any merchant In tho place a
largo OF anal bill, and never allowed any.
ono to resort to my room to even drink
whisky. Tho report Ia entirely untrue
and calculated to injure my business. a
Tho report that I ever was without
money Ia Penasboro 10 false. l have
plenty oil money to pay my necessary e1.
R. J. Owens,
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what few Of tho storner sex would dare
undertake, intimsses that more s!a,tlins
disclosures arc yet to come; statements 70.
gardtng tho present scientific method Of
treating mad people, and which will dom.
onstsate that lhers Is no. only need Of re.
form but Of an investigation which may
lead to q development oil surer tests in the
matter OF diseased minds and their treat.
ment for cure. 3 al. -,ai. ia
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=. WMh!rStoc D. @. b: ~.
Is Address Registered Letters to
3.llEt NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
IL 5= r. y = ts'-ss = 81 al New Orleaus La

EEsEEMHEp That tho presence Of Generals
NLsALHELn peaaregard and Early, who are
In charge Of the drawings, Is a guarantee OF abso
lutte fairness and integrity tina. tne chances s7o al
equal, and that no one can possibly divine whsi
number will draw Prize. (: Il 4 r. 4's5
REMEMBER that the payment OF all Prizes IS
GUARANTEED 81 by -FOUR NATIONAL
signed by. the President OF au Institution, whose
chartered rights arc recognized In the highest
Courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations Of
Anonymous schemes E ,sstsa -, 8fN soy 80
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BucIle.'s Arn.ca salYe,

The beet salve in the world for cuts,
bfulaes, sores, ulcero, sslt rheum, fever
cores, totter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corne, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction,
Or money refunded. Price Is cents por
hos. For sale hv Logan L Co. -. ! :. !.
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Waller saterleo, the Now York artist,
who visited Granada and the Alhanb.a
TO make sketchea for large painting OF
the celebration OF the Feast Of Corpus
Christi, has returned and begun work on
the picture. s II b
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spEcIAI. NoTtcKsI.

SF1Ts;-Al Fitsstoppcd free BY Dr. Kllno's Great
Nerve Res.ores. No Fits after lrst day IS usc Mar.
velous cusea. T1oa,So and 81 90 ti!a bottle irco to
Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kllne asl Arch st.. PA,la Ps
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Tho new and beautiful Natural Gas Stoves, with
improved burucrt, gfatcs afd aii Connections,
ready for use. Full nickel aud tito hearth. The
ha1dso NEST and best Mutual Gas Ftoye vel
brought out. Also, all the round aud tarare at
styles OF Radiant Home Stoves for hard coil ard
gas. Como aud ace them. pEces very low. Ii E
W. T. BURT a Co, Agents,
0s3 NAv W. -L-,L- . No. 12ls Main Street.
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, sUSDAYS-.1eavea at 100 i. IN. and run eyerv
:. nj. and run every hour until 10 p. m,,- c.esnt
Church Trains, which will leave tho Park 1t J:Sa
TIT and Wheeling at 12:l5 p. m. l3i "a 1890
. APO s,lll..- .. NIRSCH, Superintendent ~
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DIED.

HAYDN Tuesday morning October Il. 1877, at
O'clock, HARRY, ynungest child Of Ella and
days. 81, I.sI TsE, n }.FIl.. I'D EsH1ss ~ g.
Funeral services at the res!1etcs Of ihe chIld's
grandmother. ME- Janc Morgan, corner Of
Jacob and Seventeenth streets. this tWedues-
day afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the
family arc invited. Intcr1ent private. I.
poRTFR-On Monday, October 10. 1887, at II
o'clock r. NJ, BLANCHE. daughter OF Albert and
Emma Porter, aged mouths, weeks and ,
days. Ts-gFS ..1 "alas d.
Funeral from tho residence Of the parents, In
Bridgeport, Wednesday, October u, at o'clock
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3 - .iNlL y. z. d @. Kailrond.
Bellaire y Zauesville Through Passenger leaves
DeliEire Ct O. m. arrives At Bellaire ut .. m.
IWoodstcld Passenger leaves Bellalre at 4:0 D.
m, arrives Ut Gefiaire at $40 a. M Sal 5.5t.''I -
Summesteld Accommodation lcaves BellaIre Al
leo p. M arrives at BellasTe at l0:45 a. m, " ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DADIANT HOME STOVES.

NTANTED-A F1Rsr.C GLASS SHOE.
wv MAKER for Rcrsiting. Apply 10 D. ".
FIFE, 81 Sixteenth Ettect = sYiG'ip h ocl2s
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UNPRECEDENTED sATTRACTICNI
~ oVEE HALF 4 MILLION DI ,TRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Louisiaua State Lottery Company.
Incorporn.ed In 1865 for Is years BY the LccIsla.
lure for Educational and Charitable purposes, with
acapttat Of 81 900 Go-to which g reserve fund Of
over s55O, 900 has since been added. 81, .
Byan Overwhelming popular vote ie franchise
was made part OF the present State Coustitution
adopted December ID, 4. D., 1870. 4 - = =,
The only Lottery ever voted On and endorsed BY
tho people Of any State. E-F-s7. f579' 5J~2T7,
Nm:sr staIts Or poatpc,ns,
Its Grand Single Number Drawing. take
place monthly, and the semi-hnnual Drawings
regularly every az months June and Dcccr,be.l
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE. Eleventh Grand Drawing, Class L, In tie
Academy OF Music, New Orleans, Tuesday.
November 8, 1S87-2l0th Monthly Drawing. :
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Tho second above described real estate, tovt:
Lots 4s. a and westerly half Of lot l5 situate Oa
tho southeast corner OF North broad way and Mar.
land street, Wheeling Island. viii Hext DO agese!
or sale, as a whole or In PARCELS On the westerly
half Of Lot No. IS there Is fine twostory bntt
dwelling house, now occupied by ]. B. Gaep
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Tie property 1rs. above described real estate,
situate on the corner OF Main street aud Alley
Seven, will DO offered for sale llrst, aud when tod
Will DO sold as q separate parcel. Upon ibis
lot OF ground there Is three story brick 6uldIrg
formerly occupied by Jacob Berger rs q leaiAt,
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. r..
IVY On and aites May 2, 1857, trains on the
wheeling q Kim Grove Railroad win run o. ioi.
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COMMISSIONERS SALES,
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GR0UN6
= PROPERTY. .E
Ono Hundred aud Seyenty.two Deslra,
bio Lots on Wheeling IsIand.

Ia pursuance Of dcctoo Of the Circuit Cou,, =,
Ohio County, ". Va, entered on the thIni dSv ~ y,
June, 1877, In the case Of 0slebay and otbsSS.t
rom m fxyfoaefs will. on p H,lrHI.. "fN''@4
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CAPITAL PRIZE, sl5o,ooo.

: We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will pGy
al Prizes drawn In The Louisiana Stats Lotteries
Which may be presented at our countera. 4
]. y. 0GLESBY, Prea. Louisiana National Bark,
PlEllRE LAEAUX. Pres. State National Bsnk.
A. BALDWIN, Pres. New Orleans National Esrk
GAEL koHiJ, Pres. Union National Bank. fsl II
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TERMS or SALE OF the ab5vc described real q.
more as the purchaser may elec. essi, on The dIF
Of sale; one-third thereof with intores. ID ono
year, and the residue thereof and interest In two
ysars from day Of sale, Tho purchaser 10 give ks
notes with good security Tor the deferred psf
ments. and the legal title q be retained a iuIthes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-20
FIRST WEEK OF THE FAIR.
Last Nights Raf11es and the Winners
To Close with Ball

Last Nights Raffies and the Winners
To Close with a Ball.
The first week of the ST. Patrick's Fair
closed last night. The attendance was
larger than was expected for Saturday
night, and the management is encouraged
by the results it has accomplished during
the week
At the Mikado booth, presided over by
Mrs. NJ. i. Grady, the following articles
were ratfied: Handsome cake won by NJ. j.
Barrett, dish of fruit by Miss Jennie
McGrathl churn of cream 10y w. B. Box.
At table No. 2, presided over by Mrs.
Circopuly, two handsome marble-top tables
were added yesterday
Table No. 3, presided over by Mrs. John
Sullivan, is doing lively business, and the
following raffles were won: Handsome
cake, donated by Mrs. Walsh, won by
James McGuie. Canary bird and cage,
Won by Miss Marie Remshart. The votes
n the cottage for the most popular young
Miss will be counted early in the week.
Table No. 4, presided over by Mrs. Con-
molly and Mrs. Walsh the following articles
we're ratified: Two handsome cakes, won
by j. p. Morrisey and James Hagan. Case
preserves, by Z. NJ Barton, and dressing
case, by Miss Minnie Dooner. The fair will
close this week with ball
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ONE OF IMMIGRANTS F1END :.
Matilda Homes Assailant in Jail for
Her Murderous Assault. .

Matilda Homes Assailant in Jail for
Her Murderous Assault. .
The woman, Matilda Hone, who was so
badly treated in Coopershop lane on Friday
night, is still in critical condition. 1t was
not expected that she would live, but she
has, though it has been a fight between life
and death for thirty-six hours. She has been
having commissions during the whole time
and it is thought to be almost impossible
for her to recover. Hy. Patterson, who is
charged with having assisted Lille West in
the preparation of the crime by handing
her the red pepper, was up in the Mayors
Court yesterday morning, and is held for
further developments.
Detective Wetherhorn succeeded in cap
turing Lille West in the afternoon. He
also captured Samuel Dixon, about whom
the two women fought He suspected that
they were down by the canal. He spent
some time i'll inquiring about them, and
finally located them in the upper story of a
house in Reds Row, on Bryan street, be-
tween Canal and Lumber streets. He sent
"A colored boy into the window and he found
"A par of shoes which he recognized as the
shoes of the woman. The boy opened the
door and he and the Detective went up
stairs and caught the woman, whom they
took to Justice Warning Russelps office.
The woman was asked if she would CON
fess the crime and she said yes She said,
however, that she did not rub the pepper in
ploperly that time but next time she would
Both she and Dixon are in jail, the woman
for assault with intent TO murder